The plans are then arranged in a checklist. For each plan, the user must set up an estimated number of pomodoros, that it, the number of 25-minute intervals that is needed. Users can add plans freely as well as long-term projects. A quick tutorial is played, and the user is exposed to a minimalistic main menu.

The app is incredibly small, taking less than 25 MB of space. Premium is $2.99 every three months and $17.99 for a lifetime. The app itself is free, but an in-app purchase is available for premium features, which allow for Cloud backup and synchronizing data with other devices. Each tomato seed represents a minute on the countdown clock.Īdditional to the timer, the app also incorporates a task organizer, provides long term reports on time usage and offers a social feature. Since it means “tomato” in Italian, the overall look of the app has a warm, red-orange feeling to it. The main feature of the app is a Pomodoro timer, which separates work time into 25-minute intervals with short breaks in between each one and long breaks after a certain number of intervals. Focus To-Do is a planning app that greatly increases the efficiency of work it is an app that every procrastinator needs.

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